IBM's first hard drive had 5 gigabytes of capacity.
Why it is true
The IBM 305 RAMAC, launched in 1956, is considered the first computer with a hard drive. The drive had 5 megabytes of capacity and took up the space of two refrigerators, weighing more than a tonne.
Source: IBM
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